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Breaking News: Tito Jackson, Founding Member of The Jackson 5, Passes Away at 70

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Senator Anastasia Pittman Announces Bid for Oklahoma County Commissioner District 1.

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Representative Jason Lowe Announces Candidacy for Oklahoma County Commissioner, District 1

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Reverend John A. Reed Jr. Passes Away at 86 After 62 Years of Pastoral Leadership

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The 8th Annual Women of Color Expo Tulsa Saturday, August 31st, 2024, 10:00am to 6:00pm

No post-pandemic recovery: Assessment offers stark look at declines in math and reading scores

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Brendan Clarey Chalkboard Review - June 21, 2023

The National Assessment of Educational Progress released assessment results Wednesday that show 13-year-olds tested in the 2022-23 school year saw dramatic declines in math...

FBI agents reportedly apologize for Trump-Russia investigation

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J.J. Brannock - June 21, 2023

Former Special Counsel John Durham said in a Congressional hearing on Wednesday that several FBI agents apologized to him for the way the investigation...

Americans oppose gas stove ban, polling shows

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Casey Harper - June 21, 2023

The majority of Americans oppose a federal ban on gas stoves, according to a new poll. ...

Costs increase 40% for new fleet of Coast Guard cutters

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Brett Rowland - June 21, 2023

The price tag for a fleet of U.S. Coast Guard cutters has increased 40% over the last decade to $17.6 billion after a hurricane,...

Durham: Feds had no real evidence to investigate Russian collusion, monitor Trump campaign

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Casey Harper - June 21, 2023

Former Special Counsel for the United States Department of Justice John Durham testified Wednesday that the federal government had no substantive basis to begin...

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The Black Chronicle newspaper, a weekly periodical servicing the Oklahoma City metro area's African American community, has grown into one of the largest paid weekly newspapers in the state of Oklahoma. Currently, The Black Chronicle serves the entire state of Oklahoma, including Tulsa, Lawton/Ft. Sill, and Oklahoma City.